happy blues

[drifting musk]

Is there such a thing as happy blues?

Where you allow yourself to wallow in a hue that you choose,

To rightfully brood-
Not chasing a brighter mood,

To relish in that temporary doom,
letting it fester into a gleeful gloom

A slightly melancholy delude,
purposely withholding from moving on too soon.

So Instead of marching on into a harpy pseud,
Set aside some time to feel a bit of happy blues.

@arctic condor @wary flicker @mental sequoia @digital ember

[digital ember]

Ooo I love this one, amazing poem

[arctic condor]

This is beyond perfect!!

The flow is amazing the content is amazing the words are like finely crafted gold gilding.

Absolute masterpiece!
100.000 /10

[mental sequoia]

The concept of "happy blues" is certainly intriguing. It's a unique perspective on the idea that sometimes, it's okay to allow oneself to feel a certain level of melancholy, even if it's accompanied by a sense of contentment. A controlled melancholy: This is different from clinical depression. It's a conscious choice to experience a sense of sadness or wistfulness.

Allowing yourself to feel a certain way can be a form of self-care, especially if it helps you process emotions or gain new perspectives.

[drifting musk]

Such a high compliment, thank you thank you :>>

[drifting musk]

YESSS THANK YOU FOR GETTING IT!

Allowing yourself time to process hurt, and wallow a little is a really healthy way of coping. I've just been thinking about it a lot hence me writing about it

[mental sequoia]

There's nothing wrong with experiencing a sense of "happy blues" occasionally. As long as it remains a conscious choice and doesn't interfere with your overall well-being, it can be a healthy way to process emotions and gain a deeper understanding of yourself.